20 Thai sailors back home after attack
TWENTY Thai crew members of a cargo ship attacked in the crucial Strait of Hormuz arrived in Thailand, with three of their colleagues still stranded on the vessel in the Gulf.
Parliament to elect new PM
THE parliament will hold a session on Thursday to vote on a new prime minister, House Speaker Sophon Zaram said, following last month's general election.
Parliament to open amid ballots issue
King Maha Vajiralongkorn has opened parliament yesterday, as last month's general election result faces court scrutiny over barcodes on the ballots that may have violated the law.
A family’s agonising wait for news
THOUSANDS of miles from the Middle East in Thailand's rural northeast, Sommai Butdee waits for news of her nephew, one of three crew members missing from a Thai-flagged vessel after it was struck with two projectiles earlier this week as it travelled through the Strait of Hormuz.
Thai ship struck in Hormuz strait
Three crew members believed to be trapped aboard a Thai bulk carrier hit by projectiles while travelling through the crucial Strait of Hormuz were yet to be rescued, the vessel's owner said.
Three crew members believed trapped aboard Thai ship attacked in Strait of Hormuz
BANGKOK: Three crew members believed to be trapped aboard a Thai bulk carrier hit by projectiles while travelling through the crucial Strait of Hormuz were yet to be rescued on Thursday, the vessel's owner said.
Thailand begins evacuating nationals from the Middle East amid escalating fighting
BANGKOK: Thailand is evacuating its nationals from high-risk areas in the Middle East, such as Iran and Iraq, due to escalating regional conflict, though no Thai casualties have been reported.
Election results certified
THE country's election body said it had certified all but one of the 500 parliamentary seats won in last month's vote, setting the stage for the victorious conservative party to lead the next government.
Traders warned against profiteering amid Mideast unrest
Following the unrest in the Middle East, the government has instructed all relevant agencies to prepare response measures to mitigate any potential impact on the country, including profiteering.
Arrest sought for couple over cross-border fraud
A court has issued arrest warrants for a foreign businessman and his wife accused of investment fraud and money laundering, with one victim allegedly conned out of over US$30mil (RM117.4mil), police said.
